Sports Bulletin Vol.10, 2010
Contents
I. Sporting Achievements (1 - 30 September)
II. Other News
Cycling team wins 12 medals at the ACC Track Asia Cup Thailand
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Hong Kong cycling team won 6 gold, 4 silver and 2 bronze medals at the ACC Track Asia Cup Thailand held on 11 - 12 September in Bangkok, Thailand.
Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
Lee Wai-sze |
500m Time Trial, Elite Women |
Gold |
Lee Wai-sze |
Keirin, Elite Women |
Silver |
Meng Zhaojuan |
Keirin, Elite Women |
Gold |
Diao Xiaojuan |
Omnium, Elite Women |
Gold |
Lee Wai-sze |
Sprint, Elite Women |
Silver |
Meng Zhaojuan |
Sprint, Elite Women |
Gold |
Lee Wai-sze, Meng Zhaojuan |
Team Sprint, Elite Women |
Silver |
Shiu Ka-ming |
1km Time Trial, Junior Men |
Bronze |
Cheung Joy-lai |
Keirin, Junior Men |
Gold |
Burr Ho |
Points Race 16km, Junior Men |
Bronze |
Burr Ho |
Pursuit 3km, Junior Men |
Silver |
Cheung Joy-lai |
Sprint, Junior Men |
Gold |
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Gymnast Wong Hiu-ying wins a bronze medal at the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup
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Gymnast Wong Hiu-ying won a bronze medal in the Women¡¦s Vault at the Artistic Gymnastics World Cup held on 11 - 12 September in Ghent, Belgium. |
Squash team wins 4 medals at the Buler Squash Challenge Cup
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Hong Kong squash team won 1 gold, 1 silver and 2 bronze medals at the Buler Squash Challenge Cup held on 7 - 11 September in Hong Kong.
Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
Au Wing-chi |
Women¡¦s Singles |
Silver |
Chan Ho-ling |
Women¡¦s Singles |
Bronze |
Au Chun-ming |
Men¡¦s Singles |
Gold |
Lau Siu-wai |
Men¡¦s Singles |
Bronze |
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Back row from left: Chan Ho-ling, Au Wing-chi Front row first left: Au Chun-ming; Front row third left: Lau Siu-wai |
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(Photo provided by Hong Kong Squash) |
Squash team wins 2 medals at the Chairman¡¦s Cup (3)
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Hong Kong squash team won 1 gold and 1 silver medal at the Chairman¡¦s Cup (3) held on 26 - 29 September in Hong Kong.
Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
Chan Ho-ling |
Women¡¦s Singles |
Gold |
Ng Jia-yunn |
Women¡¦s Singles |
Silver |
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Squash team wins 2 medals at the Bailian Youyicheng Shopping Mall & Youngzu Store China Open
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Hong Kong squash team won 1 gold and 1 bronze medal at the Bailian Youyicheng Shopping Mall & Youngzu Store China Open held on 14 - 18 September in Shanghai, China.
Athlete |
Event |
Medal |
Chan Ho-ling |
Women’s Singles |
Gold |
Kwong Yu-shun |
Men¡¦s Singles |
Bronze |
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Squash athlete Liu Tsz-ling wins a bronze medal at the Pro Squash Kansai Japan
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Squash athlete Liu Tsz-ling won a bronze medal in the Women¡¦s Singles at the Pro Squash Kansai Japan held on 22 - 26 September in Wakayama, Japan.
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Table tennis athlete Jiang Huajun wins a silver medal at the Volkswagen Women¡¦s World Cup
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Table tennis athlete Jiang Huajun won a silver medal in the Women¡¦s Singles at the Volkswagen Women¡¦s World Cup held on 24 - 26 September in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
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Tenpin bowling athlete Wong Kwan-yuen wins a bronze medal at the ABF Tour-Hong Kong
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Tenpin bowling athlete Wong Kwan-yuen won a bronze medal in the Men¡¦s Event at the ABF Tour-Hong Kong held on 19 September. |
Elite results roundup (
1 ¡V 31 August
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Position / No. Of Entries |
Karatedo |
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10th AKF Junior & Cadet Karate Championship |
Choi Ngai-ching |
Under 21 Female Individual Kumite -53KG |
3rd/ 14 |
(6/8/2010, Hong Kong, China) |
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Lau In-kwan |
Cadet Female Individual Kata |
3rd/ 11 |
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Lai Ka-wing, Tam Siu-tsing, Wong Wing-kwan |
Junior Female Team Kata |
2nd/ 7 |
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Lau Chi-hang |
Junior Male Individual Kumite -68KG |
3rd/ 17 |
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Cheung Tin-long |
Junior Male Individual Kumite -76KG |
3rd/ 15 |
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National Junior Championship 2010 |
Lau In-kwan |
Women's Cadet Individual Kata |
3rd/ 13 |
(20/8/2010, Henan, China) |
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Tam Siu-tsing |
Women's Cadet Individual Kata |
3rd/ 13 |
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Wong Ka-yiu |
Women's Cadet Individual Kata |
1st/ 13 |
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Chow Cham-ho |
Men's Cadet Individual Kata |
2nd/ 30 |
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Kwok Tsz-hin |
Men's Cadet Individual Kata |
1st/ 30 |
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Nigvi Tam |
Men's Cadet Individual Kata |
3rd/ 30 |
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Lau Chi-tat |
Men's Cadet Individual Kumite -63KG |
3rd/ 12 |
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Lee Chung-fai |
Men's Cadet Individual Kumite -70KG |
1st/ 6 |
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Yu Ho-cheung |
Men's Cadet Individual Kumite -70KG |
2nd/ 6 |
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Wei Wing-kit |
Men's Junior Individual Kumite -61KG |
3rd/ 15 |
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Hong Kong Sports Association for the Mentally Handicapped |
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IPC Swimming World Championships 2010 |
Leung Shu-hang |
Women's 100m Breaststroke |
1st/ 21 |
(15/8/2010, Eindhoven, Netherlands) |
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Leung Shu-hang |
Women's 100m Backstroke |
3rd/ 24 |
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Lee Tsun-sang |
Men's 100m Backstroke |
2nd/ 28 |
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Squash |
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Homebase Media Squash Open 2010 |
Chan Ho-ling |
Women's Singles |
3rd/ 19 |
(9/8/2010, Hong Kong, China) |
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Chiu Wing-yin |
Women's Singles |
2nd/ 19 |
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Table Tennis |
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Nikon 2010 Hong Kong Junior & Cadet Open |
Doo Hoi-kem |
Cadet Girls' Singles |
1st/ 38 |
(4/8/2010, Hong Kong, China) |
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Soo Wai-yam |
Cadet Girls' Singles |
3rd/ 38 |
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Hung Ka-tak |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
2nd/ 34 |
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Lam Siu-hang |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
3rd/ 34 |
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Doo Hoi-kem, Ng Ka-yee |
Cadet Girls' Doubles |
1st/ 17 |
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Soo Wai-yam, Wong Chung-wan |
Cadet Girls' Doubles |
3rd/ 17 |
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Daryl Hung, Li Hon-ming |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
1st/ 14 |
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Hung Chun-hin, Lam Siu-hang |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
2nd/ 14 |
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Hung Ka-tak, Hung Wah-tak |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
3rd/ 14 |
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Tang Hoi-yen |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
3rd/ 14 |
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Lee Ho-ching, Ng Wing-nam |
Junior Girls' Doubles |
3rd/ 17 |
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Doo Hoi-kem, Ng Ka-yee, Soo Wai-yam |
Cadet Girls' Team |
1st/ 11 |
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Lam Yee-lok, Wong Chung-wan, Yeh Tsz-yan |
Cadet Girls' Team |
3rd/ 11 |
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Guan Meng-yuan, Lee Ho-ching, Ng Wing-nam |
Junior Girls' Team |
3rd/ 10 |
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KRA 2010 Korea Open |
Jiang Huajan, Zhang Rui |
Women's Doubles |
3rd/ 29 |
(11/8/2010, Incheon, Korea) |
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2010 El Salvador Junior & Cadet Open |
Daryl Hung |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
1st/ 12 |
(12/8/2010, San Salvador, El Salvador) |
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Li Hon-ming |
Cadet Boys' Singles |
3rd/ 12 |
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Daryl Hung |
Junior Boys' Singles |
2nd/ 16 |
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Li Hon-ming |
Junior Boys' Singles |
3rd/ 16 |
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Daryl Hung, Li Hon-ming |
Cadet Boys' Doubles |
1st/ 11 |
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Daryl Hung, Li Hon-ming |
Cadet Boys' Team |
1st/ 11 |
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Harmony 2010 China Open |
Jiang Tianyi, Tang Peng |
Men's Doubles |
3rd/ 60 |
(18/8/2010, Suzhou, China) |
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Triathlon |
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2010 Incheon ITU Triathlon Asian Cup |
Cheung Tak-hei |
Junior Men |
2nd/ 17 |
(22/8/2010, Incheon, Korea) |
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Perry Wong |
Junior Men |
1st/ 17 |
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2010 National Championship |
Wai Chi-kwan |
Female Sprint |
2nd/ 6 |
(25/8/2010, Rizhao, Shandong, China) |
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Chan Chun-lung |
Male Sprint |
2nd/ 13 |
Two Youth Olympic Games medallists receive Youth Athletes Scholarship Awards
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Two athletes, Jasmine Lai (equestrian) and Cheng Chun-leung (windsurfing) received a total of HK$25,600 under the Youth Athletes Scholarship Awards to recognise their medal achievements at the 2010 Youth Olympic Games (YOG). The award was presented at the Welcome Home Ceremony held for YOG participants at the Hong Kong Sports Institute (HKSI) on 16 September. |
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From left: Dr Tam Hok-lam JP (Vice-Chairman, HKSI), Cheng Chun-leung, Tang Kwai-nang BBS JP (Vice-Chairman, HKSI) |
Ko Lai-chak and Li Ching named The Ten Outstanding Young Persons
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The HKSI would like to congratulate table tennis athletes Ko Lai-chak and Li Ching for being selected as awardees of ¡§The Ten Outstanding Young Persons Selection 2010¡¨. They partnered to win a silver medal in the Men¡¦s Doubles at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, the first Olympic medal for Hong Kong since her return to China. Later at the 2006 Doha Asian Games, the duo won a gold medal in the Men¡¦s Doubles and a bronze medal in the Men¡¦s Team. Over the years, they have been actively participating in sport promotion activities, charity events and community services. |
Li Ching named JMEN Men of 2010
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Table tennis player Li Ching was named “Men of 2010” by JMEN for his dedication to sports over the years and was invited to attend the awards presentation ceremony on 15 September. To celebrate its anniversary, JMEN selected 10 outstanding recipients from the community and Li was the representative of the sports category.
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| Centre: Li Ching
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Yu Chui-yee shares at MTR and Labour Department events
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Wheelchair fencer Yu Chui-yee was invited to speak at the MTR Corporate Meeting and the Labour Department Youth Career Talk in September, where she shared her extraordinary story and sporting life with many executives and youngsters.
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| Second from left: Yu Chui-yee
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New references at the Sports Information Centre (SIC)
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Fitness on the ball: a core program for brain and body
(SIC call no.: GV484 .S63 2010) |
The book is published by Human Kinetics in 2010 and written by Anne Spalding and Linda E. Kelly, both involved in teaching physical education. This book demonstrates more than 110 ball exercises for core strength, balance, cardiorespiratory fitness, muscular strength, and flexibility. The exercises are easy to follow and well illustrated. The book also includes useful information for instructors, for instance, advice on managing equipment and classes, and comes with a CD-ROM which contains a lot of useful materials. Instructors and participants should find it a practical, informative and handy resource. |
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Biomedical acupuncture for sports and trauma rehabilitation: dry needling techniques
(SIC call no.: RD97 .M3 2011) |
Published by Churchill Livingstone/ Elsevier in 2010 and authored by Ma Yuntao, this book provides in-depth explanation of how to treat soft-tissue dysfunction and prevent the development of chronic sports injuries. It also contains specific needling procedures for achieving maximal recovery from training, competition, overtraining syndrome, and ultimately facilitating rehabilitation. Athletes can improve significantly their physical performance by the regular use of this de-stressing therapy. Medical professionals, athletes and patients will greatly benefit from this new approach. |
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